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... Pierre and gnarlier Nationale. nWe had 'heady been on the ether barter turned back by several sentries, sew was allowed there; was any one allowed in them quarters. However, British pertinacity was a match for Prussian and we dodged the sentries into the ...

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... le°r 9- --• • - • - :116 in tt d • average a en ance , Pentland, 211 on granted a number of personal bonds in favour of -- allowing the Irish independent power in Ireland, section, and at half-past five o'clock Mr Balfour members of the amociated pits. ...

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... breught there was that there were others before him doing the oar thing, and if he pr o mised not to repot the odlesce he would allow him to go with an achisonitioa. The verdict received in the room, which was crowded, wi th considerable enplane, Tao . or FARM ...

... into the heart of I.ahrailor. node acme filigree tracery i■ Ungava Bay. and then turned the red line down the great Hay of Hudson. His pen, dipped in red had 'topped at Moose Factory at. the head of James Bay, and had it not been for the timely help of ...

... behalf of the College, and profosmor Hudson Ileare by the University Court—to look out fora suitable area within a reasonable distance of Edinburgh. The Governors might he assured that the matters would not be allowed to rest. Es run II ENT IN STATE SOLI ...

... Why deny the soaves on your faces!' Tim young gentleman moved towards the door. lime. de Coastal, be so good as to allow Miss Hudson to pass, please; if she wishes it, let her leave the room. I have ouly one remark to make: I hope t►at you will neither ...

... convener. and the meniliers of the Oowkshill t'omforts F I who so ably assisted at the tables. Hsu. CINIIIIIA.— - All This and Heaven Too, is the title of the principal to Is• shown for the remainder of the seek. It is the bittersweet lore story . ref little ...

... REGAL CINEMA. BONNYRIGG With that delightful young singer. Gloria Jean, in a prominent rule, Little Bit of Heaven, the main attraction at the Regal Cinema, Bonnyrigg, tonight (Thurecia,), is a highly entertaining production. Hugh Herbert, O. Aubrey ...